hong kong, 13 February 2014 – In 2020, Hong Kong’s office market will have considerably diversified, providing more opportunities for landlords and occupiers than exist in the current market. This trend was anticipated inthe ‘Hong Kong Office 2020’ report that was today released by Jones Lang LaSalle, the professional services firm which specialises in real estate. The report anticipates how the market will be shaped over the next six years, identifying the major trends that will impact upon landlords and occupiersleading up to 2020. These trends include:

Rising demand for office space from Chinese corporates;

Evolution;

Completion of new public transport infrastructure,making relocation outside Central more attractive to tenants;

Hong Kong will gradually become a multi-nodal office market as a result of government policies promoting land supply and the emergence of new transport infrastructure. The shift will be further encouraged by a surge in tenant demand,largely resulting from the growing presence of Chinese corporates.

-Singapore tops Arcadis Global Infrastructure Investment Index for the second time

-Malaysia ranks seventh in global ranking

-South East Asia emerging markets including the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand are climbing up the ranks

(Hong Kong, 22 September 2014) Singapore is the most attractive market in the world for investment in infrastructure, according to Arcadis, the leading global natural and built asset design and consultancy firm.

The findings come from the second Arcadis Global Infrastructure Investment Index, which ranks 41 countries based on their attractiveness to investors in infrastructure. In order to gauge their appeal, the study looked at various factors including the ease of doing business in each market, tax rates, GDP per capita, government policy, the quality of the existing infrastructure and the availability of debt finance. Combining all of these factors provided a comprehensive overview of the risk profile for each market and how attractive each one is likely to be to potential investors.

It is very important to regularly update your skills in any field if you intend to survive competition in the job market or business environment. One best method is to join the registered training organizations that help individuals and business organizations with customized training and supportive solutions to empower people to work more efficiently and also to meet the demand for skilled workers in various industries that also helps in strengthening the economy of Australia. This training is accomplished through online courses, traineeships and apprenticeships being offered in different industries like automotives, business & management, engineering, electro technology, business & management etc.

For instance if you check out the trade courses offered in building & construction there are different specializations like bricklaying/ block laying, concreting, construction waterproofing etc that makes you proficient in handling the works more professionally. If you checkout for the carpentry courses Brisbane it shall empower you with the common skills required for the construction industry and also as a specialist in this field of work.

The international atmosphere of brick equipment market at presentis very good, due to the rapid development of construction around the worldand hot investment into brick equipment. All these factors have provided a huge market and unlimited business opportunities to the manufacturers of brick equipment and related products.

As one of the manufacturing bases for brick machine and mainly export country, China makes great contribution to Chinese and international market. There are many bases in China such as Guangdong, Henan, Hebei, Sichuan, Liaoning, ect. And some of the bases like Quanzhou, Shandong are the export places to all over the world including East Europe, America, Africa, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

Less significant advance than 2012 but the sub-region should see further progress in transparency improvements going forward.

Singapore, 30 June 2014 - The eighth edition of JLL and LaSalle Investment Management’s biennial Global Real Estate Transparency report, covering 102 markets worldwide, shows continued progress in the transparency of commercial real estate around the world. Over 80 per cent of markets have registered improvement since 2012, and the Asia Pacific region has seen a

Known as one of the premier world-class brands in South Korea, Shinsegae has begun construction on the nearly 145,000 square-meter Kimhae Center located in South Gyeongsang Province. Designed by Los Angeles-based architecture and urban design firm, The Jerde Partnership, the new center integrates outdoor culture and community spaces with five levels of retail and entertainment, along with major transportation facilities. As one of the largest multi-use retail centers in the province, Kimhae Center combines three major project components: an on-site bus terminal, which is directly connected to a Shinsegae shopping center that includes new-to-market tenants and intimate seven-screen cinema; and an adjacent E-Mart discount anchor. The bus terminal has completed construction, and pilings for the commercial center recently started. The center’s signature community spaces incorporate a large outdoor public park and entry plaza at street level, terracing café decks along the upper levels, and a rooftop Sky Park garden.

Workplace Research Paper: “Applying What Scientists Know about WHERE and HOW People Work Best”

HOUSTON, TX – (Jan. 22, 2015) – The International Facility Management Association’s (IFMA) Workplace Evolutionaries (WE) and the IFMA Foundation present a definitive workplace strategy guide, “Applying What Scientists Know About WHERE and HOW People Work Best” by Dr. Sally Augustin. Workplace strategies are a frequent topic of lively debates rooted in strong opinions. This comprehensive repository of research organizes the tremendous body of empirical study that has been conducted in the social and physical sciences which is applicable to workplace managers and designers.

HONG KONG, Sept. 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The Executive Centre, Asia Pacific's leading premium serviced office provider, is set to further expand its operations in Hong Kong by opening its eighth centre at Level 60, One Island East, following the recent launch of its new centre at 28 Hennessey Road, Admiralty, in May this year.

Renowned for its premium fit-outs, exceptional client-oriented services and state-of-the-art infrastructure, The Executive Centre has established a strong presence over the last two decades in Hong Kong, with a core portfolio of Grade A buildings including Two Exchange Square, Three Pacific Place, Wheelock House, Nexxus Building, 28 Hennessy Road, One Island East and Cambridge House. It has served a number of multinationals including Apple, Google, Microsoft, Cisco, HSBC, RBS and Barclays. The new centre opening on 1st October 2014, will provide fertile ground for local and multinational companies expanding and starting up businesses in Hong Kong.